India Issues Travel Advisory Amid Coronavirus Outbreak, Advises People to Avoid Travelling to COVID-19-Hit Iran, Italy, South Korea
The advisory comes in view of the evolving coronavirus outbreak situation with deaths being reported from these countries. It also states that people coming from these three countries or having such travel history since February 10, are to be quarantined for 14 days on arrival to India.
New Delhi, February 26: The Union Health Ministry on Wednesday issued a new travel advisory cautioning Indians against non-essential travel to South Korea, Iran and Italy.
The advisory comes in view of the evolving coronavirus outbreak situation with deaths being reported from these countries. It also states that people coming from these three countries or having such travel history since February 10, are to be quarantined for 14 days on arrival to India. Coronavirus in Iran: Death Toll Rises to 19, 44 New COVID-19 Cases Reported in Last 24 Hours.
The novel coronavirus outbreak, which was first reported from Wuhan in China, has now spread to various countries with over 2,600 deaths reported from China alone while nearly a million have been infected.
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